Capture close-up macro shots inspired by the fractal symmetry of nautilus shells and other natural spirals. Frame the subject tightly, focusing on the intricate curves and concentric lines that echo infinite fractal repetition. Use soft, diffused natural light to enhance the texture of the shell, creating subtle shadows along its ridges while highlighting the gradient of colors within the spirals. Position the camera at an angle to emphasize depth, allowing the spiral to draw the viewer’s eye inward. Maintain a shallow depth of field to isolate the shell against a blurred, neutral background, ensuring its fractal beauty remains the focal point. The natural gradients and textures should evoke a sense of organic precision, blending the tactile feel of the real world with the mathematical elegance of fractal forms. The close-up perspective transforms the nautilus into a visual journey through nature’s recursive patterns.